Simon Le Bon admits he used to be ‘terrified’ of performing live
The Duran Duran frontman was recognised for his services to music and charity on Tuesday.
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Reverend who called for Welby to quit ‘pleased’ he has taken ‘responsibility’
Justin Welby has announced his resignation as Archbishop of Canterbury, following pressure after a damning review into late barrister John Smyth.
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Sydenham shooting victim was father-to-be
Curtis Green, 30, was killed following an all-night party at flats.
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T. rex launches Natural History Museum’s sustainable Christmas jumper
The museum first launched its jumper with the big dinosaur’s help in 2021.
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Charity work shows ‘the real me’, says Graeme Souness, on being made CBE
The football star is the vice president of Debra UK which raises awareness of epidermolysis bullosa, a group of genetic skin conditions.
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Judge delays ruling on whether to scrap Trump’s conviction in hush money case
New York Judge Juan M. Merchan had been scheduled to decide on Tuesday whether to undo the US president-elect’s conviction.
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Subsea electricity links between UK and Europe approved
The undersea power lines will help Britain export more clean energy from its wind farms over the coming decade.
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‘I think I’m on the mend’: Queen attends Booker Prize reception after illness
Camilla congratulated the six shortlisted authors at Clarence House in her first public engagement since she contracted the seasonal bug.
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Lack of funds barrier to residential rehab in more than 75% of areas – figures
Despite the reported issues, Health Secretary Neil Gray said there were some ‘encouraging’ signs in the survey.
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McDonald accuses parties of treating Sinn Fein voters as ‘second-class citizens’
Her comments came amid increasing focus on coalition permutations after the General Election in Ireland.
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Trump’s ‘drill baby drill’ policy will not alter UK net-zero ambition – minister
Donald Trump pledged ‘drill, baby, drill’ on the US presidential election campaign trail.
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Man arrested after reports of person carrying knives outside Parliament
The Met Police said no injuries had been reported following the incident.
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UN: Israel building on Alpha Line with Syria saw ‘severe violation’ of ceasefire
The major construction project is under way along the so-called Alpha Line that separates the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights from Syria.
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GP practices could be forced to close because of tax hike, Streeting warned
The combination of increases in national insurance contributions and higher wage bills could force or cuts or even closures, the BMA said.
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Boy George, Janet Jackson and Eminem among songwriting hall of fame nominees
An eclectic line-up of nominees will appear on the ballot.
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